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Material Thermodynamics

Material thermodynamics describes the physical changes of state of mixtures and alloys under variations in pressure and temperature. Wolfram|Alpha provides thermodynamics equations and computations to determine a variety of chemical properties, such as the density, boiling point and speed of sound, for many refrigerants.
Material Thermodynamics

Compute thermodynamic properties for a wide variety of refrigerants. Examine the variation in properties for different alloys.

Compute properties at a specified temperature:

coolant r115 density at 300 K

Compute properties at a specified pressure:

boiling point of pentafluoroethane at 10 atmospheres

Specify temperature and pressure:

freon r-141b at -40 F, 50 MPa

Get information on the variation of different properties for different alloys:

copper alloy
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